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Joseph Beuys & Wolfgang Laib Works from both artists will be part of the group show 'Arts of the Earth'...
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Guggenheim Bilbao, Bilbao, Spain
5 December 2025—3 May 2026

Joseph Beuys & Wolfgang Laib

Works from both artists will be part of the group show 'Arts of the Earth' at the Guggenheim BIlbao
The exhibition Arts of the Earth offers a reinterpretation of the environmentally inspired art from 1970 to today.
Robert Rauschenberg and Asia Solo exhibition celebrating Rauschenberg's centennial
Museum Exhibitions
M+, Hong Kong
November 2025—April 2026

Robert Rauschenberg and Asia

Solo exhibition celebrating Rauschenberg's centennial
This exhibition brings together major works Robert Rauschenberg produced during and in response to his time in Asia.

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'Robert Rauschenberg, the artist who recycled the world' An overview of the artist’s practice and legacy on the centenary of...
Featured in Il Giornale dell'arte
13 April 2025

'Robert Rauschenberg, the artist who recycled the world'

An overview of the artist’s practice and legacy on the centenary of his birth
According to the critic Franco Fanelli, 'Rauschenberg is a narrator of the transience of the present.'
Artist David Salle on using an AI model to enhance his painting practice ‘We tried to train it like it...
Featured in The Art Newspaper
10 April 2025

Artist David Salle on using an AI model to enhance his painting practice

‘We tried to train it like it was a kid in art school’
David Salle speaks to The Art Newspaper about his work with machine learning and his new paintings, now on view in London.
David Salle considers the ideal curriculum for training an artistic AI An essay by the artist
Featured in ArtReview
9 April 2025

David Salle considers the ideal curriculum for training an artistic AI

An essay by the artist
In a new essay for ArtReview, David Salle writes about putting AI to use as a painters tool.
David Salle’s brush with artificial intelligence An interview with the artist
Featured in Apollo
8 April 2025

David Salle’s brush with artificial intelligence

An interview with the artist
Apollo speaks to David Salle before the opening his London solo show about his use of AI in his latest body of work.
In memory of Alfredo Bianchini, President of the Vedova Foundation
3 April 2025

In memory of Alfredo Bianchini, President of the Vedova Foundation

Alfredo Bianchini, President of the Emilio and Annabianca Vedova Foundation, has passed away at the age of 84.
Joan Snyder A review of 'Body & Soul'
Featured in Artforum
1 April 2025

Joan Snyder

A review of 'Body & Soul'
Caoimhín Mac Giolla Léith reviews Joan Snyder's exhibition at Thaddaeus Ropac London: 'Snyder is certainly addressing the canvas with undiminished verve'.
The sonic visions of Oliver Beer An interview with the artist
Featured in Apollo Magazine
1 April 2025

The sonic visions of Oliver Beer

An interview with the artist
A studio visit with Oliver Beer, discussing his Resonance Paintings and his major participatory art project at the Musée d'Art Moderne, Paris. 
Robert Rauschenberg's centenary celebrations are starting with old friends Worldwide exhibitions start in Milan and Munich this April
Featured in The Art Newspaper
28 March 2025

Robert Rauschenberg's centenary celebrations are starting with old friends

Worldwide exhibitions start in Milan and Munich this April
A globe-spanning programme of exhibitions, publications, performances begins this spring.
German Artist Anselm Kiefer Engages In Visceral Dialogue With Van Gogh Blockbuster Exhibition Sprawling Two Amsterdam Museums
Featured in Forbes
26 March 2025

German Artist Anselm Kiefer Engages In Visceral Dialogue With Van Gogh

Blockbuster Exhibition Sprawling Two Amsterdam Museums
A review of Anselm Kiefer's Amsterdam exhibitions: 'a can’t-miss inquiry into Kiefer’s singular artistic process and robust creative relationship with van Gogh.'
The psychologically-charged paintings of Teresa Pągowska Contemporary Art Society's Friday Dispatch
Featured in Contemporary Art Society
21 March 2025

The psychologically-charged paintings of Teresa Pągowska

Contemporary Art Society's Friday Dispatch
Shadow Self situates the artist as a significant figure in the landscape of post-war European art, bringing a deserving and overlooked artist out of the shadows. 
David Salle: Artist Talk In conversation with Daniel Birnbaum
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Saturday 12 April, 11.30am (talk begins at 12pm)

David Salle: Artist Talk

In conversation with Daniel Birnbaum
Join us to hear David Salle in conversation with Daniel Birnbaum, curator and creative director of Acute Art, as they discuss the artist's new solo exhibition, Some Versions of Pastoral. 
Teresa Pągowska's dreamy interpretations of the female form The artist is on view in London for the first time
Featured in Wallpaper*
15 March 2025

Teresa Pągowska's dreamy interpretations of the female form

The artist is on view in London for the first time
'‘Shadow Self’ allows visitors the chance to engage with these forgotten histories and narratives, and to discover new depths within an artist's work'
'Alex Katz: Venice Paintings' in Paris Recent works previously exhibited at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice
Featured in The Art Newspaper France
14 March 2025

'Alex Katz: Venice Paintings' in Paris

Recent works previously exhibited at the Fondazione Giorgio Cini in Venice
Patrick Javault states: 'Alex Katz gives his vision of elemental forces a weight and density that is striking.'
Sylvie Fleury’s exhibition emphasizes the fetish character of her works Review of her retrospective at Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris
Featured in Texte zur Kunst
14 March 2025

Sylvie Fleury’s exhibition emphasizes the fetish character of her works

Review of her retrospective at Thaddaeus Ropac in Paris

For Isabelle Graw 'the readymades reworked by Fleury are fundamentally objects associated with female lifeworlds'.  
Anselm Kiefer’s seven-ton “Breaking of the Vessels” Great works, in focus
Featured in The Washington Post
13 March 2025

Anselm Kiefer’s seven-ton “Breaking of the Vessels”

Great works, in focus
Anselm Kiefer’s seven-ton “Breaking of the Vessels” is one of the artist’s many dissections of German history.
Ali Banisadr: Critic John Vincler Excavates the Work of the Artist Palaces of Memory
Featured in Cultured
13 March 2025

Ali Banisadr: Critic John Vincler Excavates the Work of the Artist

Palaces of Memory
Ali Banisadr's first museum survey at Katonah Museum of Art in Westchester, New York, reveals the painter's deft transcendence of categorization.
Anselm Kiefer honored with two exhibitions in the Netherlands The Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum showcase the German artist’s...
Featured in Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
8 March 2025

Anselm Kiefer honored with two exhibitions in the Netherlands

The Stedelijk Museum and Van Gogh Museum showcase the German artist’s work.

Stefan Trinks explains in his review why the expressionist Van Gogh was so important to the German painter.
Georg Baselitz's work on view at Bourse de Commerce in Paris Review of the group exhibition 'Corps et Âmes'
Featured in Le Figaro
6 March 2025

Georg Baselitz's work on view at Bourse de Commerce in Paris

Review of the group exhibition 'Corps et Âmes'
Valérie Duponchelle describes Georg Baselitz as 'a true master who brings the exhibition to a close with all his force'.
Anselm Kiefer and Van Gogh An audacious pairing that pays off
Featured in the Financial Times
8 March 2025

Anselm Kiefer and Van Gogh

An audacious pairing that pays off
The affinities between the German master of spectacle and his Dutch artistic forebear are underlined in an Amsterdam show.
Anselm Kiefer reveals Amsterdam installation with an anti-war message 'When will they ever learn?'
Featured in The Art Newspaper
7 March 2025

Anselm Kiefer reveals Amsterdam installation with an anti-war message

'When will they ever learn?'
'Sag mir wo die Blumen sind', the centrepiece of a new two-part exhibition, is unveiled in Amsterdam.
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